Taxi From E4 To Southend Airport

Southend Airport is set to receive a major economic boost from the government's new Economic Transfer Programme (E4). The programme, which was announced in the Autumn Budget, will provide £20 million of funding to the airport over the next five years. The money will be used to improve the airport's infrastructure, including the construction of a new terminal building, the expansion of the runway and the installation of new air traffic control systems. The funding will also be used to create new jobs and training opportunities for local people. The E4 programme is part of the government's commitment to boosting regional economies and creating jobs. The programme is designed to help airports and other transport hubs to become more competitive and attractive to businesses and tourists. The funding for Southend Airport is part of a larger package of £1.2 billion that has been allocated to airports across the UK. The money will be used to improve the infrastructure and services at airports, as well as to create new jobs and training opportunities. The E4 programme is a welcome boost for Southend Airport, which has seen passenger numbers decline in recent years. The funding will help the airport to become more competitive and attractive to businesses and tourists, and will create new jobs and training opportunities for local people.